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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
THE TELEGRAPH DEAL.
RuMoRs ABUNDANT. BUT NO NEWS YEr-KxAM-
MING n. AND n. AFFAIRS.

RuxoRs ABUNDANT BUT NO NEWS YEr-KxAM-
MING n. AND o. AFFAIRS
There was no news In Wall Street yesterday about
the great telegraph deal which the traders at the
Stock Exchange think IS imminent. Toward the close
OF business q sharp advance IN the price OF western
Union stock strted fresh ru;nors that the control OF
the BALTIMORE and Ohio, and indeed all the opposition
lines, had been secured by Mr. Gould, ana possioiy
acme broker. feared that rates might be advanced
before they could messages to their customers
announcing the completion Of tho great deal IL has
been ackno WED ged generally since the control OF he
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has been eonditionahy
surresdered to banking syndicate that the telegraph
system would be worked In harmony with the west
ern Union even II 10 did not become an absolute part
of the older company. The failure to make an othcia
announcement Of A trapsfer has caused son-e disar-
but it as been excused on the ground that
control of the other opposition lines had NOT ceen
secured and that Mr.. Gould was mol VIKING 70 ouy
ono system without avoiding tho risk Oh larger oe-
mad: nv III, remaining companies The impatienee
of Wall Street is not easily restrained, and at the
close Of business at the STOCK g oioAo'
con vinced that the deal had been made
}. Pierpout Morgan, mo was cheny I'M 70 NE;
In arranging the syndicate agreement Win tue pa,,
more and Ohio Railroad said about me rum na
have heard Them bat they are not correct. Ihe syn
dicate did not buy the telegraph lines and conse-
ouenty could not very we'll sell them. we have
neither bought nor sold them. lhefe IL ac'u"iS "o
John r. Terry. prominent Western Union director,
when asked about the stories OF the sale SAID NON
sense There s nothing IN them. Inc rise III 'n0
stock Is ba sed on its inertia"
The repairs OF the French cable have been com
petea and BUSINESS WAS resumed yesterday at the IL
cent tate. - ,
The examination conducted by Edward Lauterbach
for the SYNDICATE into the affairs OF the
Baltimore aud OHIO Railroad Is not complete, but 80
far as IL has gone the ggeraed rumors OF the con-
dition of the company have been set at rest The
thus far SAID to have been satisfactory
to the syndicate. Vice-Presdent Spencer OF the BAL
timore and Ohio IA in Baltimore together With tho
chiefs OF the telegraph system John King jr, pIesi-
dent OF ito New-York. Lake Erie and Western Rail-
road in that city also lie IL not expected 10 return
home upt,l Monday but bs friends laugh at the sug-
geson that his vsit has any bearing on the baltimore
and ohio matters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10

creditor who IA Wing awake nights because Of anxiety
on account of that particular debt The finances OF tho
Baltimore and Ohio Company have not been handled In
the most satisfactory manner; floating debt TOE
expenditures for actually new properties has grown up
TO large proportions where thoro should have been
issues OF bonds to meet those expenditures they
made Some of the recent investments like the tele
graph plant may and probably will prove unfortunate
investments But they small part OF the Baltimore
and Ohio system and its stocks and debts do not repre-
sent one dollar OF imitation or water" The railway
system 10 intact and the conversion Of the companys
floating debt into funded debt and preferred. stock
simply borrowing 900 at lower rate OF intoress
than heretofore has paid upon the same sum whica
had actually been expended The sale OF the express
system II terms reported certainly was At proht on
is cost The sale of the telegraph plant IL TITS medo'
probably will show some loss But what OF tf mo
company Is able stand It, while IL Is brought BACK 70
ts legitimate business Of carrying passengers and
freight There Is little question that all tho stories
circulated about there being "htca" In the
Sl0O00,000 negotiations ara absolutely false IEe re-
cept 80 10000 from the syndicate and the sale OF
the express system puts the Baltimore and Ohio finances
on permanent sound basis. IT, in addition TO that, IL
should receive 100000 Western Union stock for Its
telegraph plant its finances will be materially strength
ened and perhaps Garrett win be content to hold his
Baltimore and Ohio stock as permanent Investment,
even II he retircs from the presidency
The stock market to-day ia the early dealings was sub
Duness was the prevailing feature Weak spots were
eagerly sought for and when thought to be found were
only to that below the surface there was
a resisting power that defed the worn-out methods
Prices yielded fractions and recovered and so the game
went on till after midday. Western Union had pre-
sented strong front all the morning and did not sell
below its opening figure, which was 1-8 higher than
the closing price last evening. 1t was at about
O'Clock when buying movement was developed over
whole market but not till after o'clock that
IL realized that stocks for sale were scarce. The
sales from 10 to IL o'clock at the Stock Exchange
amounted only to 5000 shares from IL TO o'clock
they amounted to 100000 shares. Western Union In the
last hour from II 6S TO 70 10 70 SO. There was
. rumor that the Western Union had purchased the
Baltimore and Ohio telegraph ystem but whether the
rumor originated fro tho really strong buying OF the
stock not the statement OF fact II probably Is
premature Whatever the conditions OF the negotiations
may It Is certain that bargain has yet been ratified
BY the directors Of either company. The whole market
closed strong at the best prices OF the day
Government bonds were dull at unchanged quotations.
sas follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10

In state bonds Louisiana consol sold s5ia0s5L.
AID Virginia IS deferred receipts at9h There we're no
Ths market for railway bond. was dull and irregular;
wsT. oa pc, cent % 80 oss.I.,
so% sss' "s's ss %
East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia gold Sc were of .
9eia New York. Chicago and ST. Louis arss assened
Income. wore arm at ssss!s Denver and RIO S.anao
comes sold at SoSbi and first Rios At 90 ossa North
snsnta r.s declined from 81 to IS soS AZ the clos.
the quotations generally better than the sales had
OF unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock Exchange
Cotton Seed Oh certificates sold $1,000 at 327s933ss
32.ssSs American Cable s.20 at ~ Western tern
QOO at SO u.s. Mexican National nrsts 1888 000l az Al
400. and Security Milling and Mining 5000 at ~ 250
Mon ruled about per cent; the rate was forced
per cent temporarily, aud the lowest rate was 5S
per cent Thu Friday when the stock Exchange rule
closes It's doors TO large amount OF money which cannot
be loaned except on call on any business day.
ses as ''''1'' ""' N''''' " '
toniSh. includes receipts OF ss55eS and payments
OF S937i3ss leaving the general balance sl62 723
81 ssi5.o77: but lsdsetins from Il. payment:
s.25e25o and from the receipts $1,000 for items ms
General Treasury Its true gain as affecting me
81 OO5 900 for exchange on ST. Louis Chicago etc. and
payments OF s3.37O.4sl for imported gold To-
days operation, covered: Receipts. 1882 2o2; pay pay
ments sl.522.6l4 currency balance, Sl3,5O4SO3;
coin balance, Sl4s 625 900.
The Clearing House statement to-day Is as follows:
Exchanges, 500, 324,57S balances. S4i3i,74S.
The United Treasury at Washington received to.
day 81 $4,000 National bank notes for redemption.
rhe receipts were 81 lO2O3O and the Internal
revenue receipts were S37l,76S.
The foreign exchanges for tonOrr0ws steamers were
active and higher az quotations for business
as follows Bankers bills - 7e% and 81 s3a for long
and snort sterling respectively; 1924 and 523os for
francs; 0iis and GAS for rechmarksi 4Ols aud 4Os
for gudera
In London British consols feverish and huctuated
irregulary for money they declined = TO l0l Lilo and
closed at l0l g. for account they declined ll6 20
lOl and closed at lOl 5l6. Money ruled at 2ia03 per
per between bankers and in the open market at 3
3os discount OF bankers bills American rail ways
opened strong and later irregular, the quotations
&C the close being governed by the home II o'clock
prices At Paris French per cents TO 80. but
closed So 22s and sight exchange on London was up
% 39is Tho Bank Of France advanced us premium
gold bars 90 per cont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO sept (sP,efat-Rscsipts of vhest today are
about the same aad export, ars about 1000
bushels mora 80 far hs the exports are
about 800. 900 bushels lees tiaR tha.. Of week
ago The All been duh Advance Information
meBt report which to lie male pnblic 10 mor row.
TIE Tsuarf estimate the ~ about
30 6OO bushels Of wheat and betveso 10000 QUO
and lGOp.OOO 900 bn.hels OF The ~hsAt crop
il about 1901 900 mors than was generally oHpectei
and crop above tbs popular expectations Corn
Bu while tho lots mount nc into large
nrures axe there being $4,000 bushels
Of room to-day total for hve dAys since tho
beginning Of the week; Of l.6B7OJO bushel,
October cents apd May t5s cents and tho
latter Immediately tuched 45'. cents This was .
resterisys close but the recent advances
hal brought out good many selling orders liberal per
offerings the market heavy and there
quickly followed esclin. Of va cant In
fho leading fntnre. The closing. however was
hgnre Hutchinson buying everything the afto
noon Nav close at s5s. cents Wheat opessd strong 4
-ynpathV with corn and worked on :. cent
81 Eht los, compared With yestcr
opened al 7O cents and sod OF 20 10 =
aud closed AZ 70 csuts December opened
73 esnts advanced 10 7J eents deched 10 73 cents
aud rested AZ 73a. May opened 7os nts.
ranged 7gs07g< and closed al T9is cents Trads
hight There viii be Increase In the next
visible supply Tho investigating committee found 200 900
to remove up the receipts oats declined cent
dull but October ribs opened at
S. 92 sold Is So closed at 50 95 January pork
si2 s. sold down 20 sZ IS and closed al s2 30
Armour the rib market mp and down. October lard
opened nj SO 81 4, and Closed AZ 50 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
GRAIN AND PRODUCE X1RKETS
FEATURES or yGy-YoRS DEALtyga

FEATURES OF NcN-IDRN DEAbtSft
The speculation In wheat showed further shrinkage
and prices varied within narrow limits The foreign
adyices were dscouraginR and pending the publication
OF the crop report Government outside interest
almost totally absent There only brief period
OF sradness a the then prices Yielded closing
weak At about bottom figures and showing losses
OF Ia cent Spot wheat however, was nrmiy held, but
only $1,000 bushels were by shippers Corn on
the spot WAS stronger the light receipts and prices
advanced l.0a3.a cent There were sales Of 1000
bushels FOR export lots were In god demand
The options benefited by this strength ana ross
Lass cent, ending rrm top prices oats were lea
Ia cent better spot the options rose JSal 3
cent There $50 teFces Of lard Tor export
but options only steady, although lag points
the end.
the nnal quotations follows
Nheat-September, 10 "a OctOber so l-2i NOyem'
Der, II 7.s December, 50 Ia May, 50 cents
torn-~eptemDsr. 81 IA. october, 81 NOycuiber,
al Is December. 81 - May, SO rs cents.
j. IL october. y Is November,
81 l.2, December, - - May, D "a ssnts .
Larf-septeuDcf. e. s. OCTOBER. tp %, November
and December. 81 50 January, 80 -.
The receipts n Ersif and yesterrav At NswYork,
paItmore Phiade phla and Boston a. follows Wheat
iO7 2ss bn.he, II 1i2 bn-he. oats 1915 bushels
total grain 2O4 bushels total four. 1895 packages
Al Chicago and Ct Ions the arrivals were
Wheat a. $50 PAS bushtl. Data llAle5
bushels Total grain Assoc bushels total foar. l2so5
larr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per yorik River. Hessess and Raslrords.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

suILDrNG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. activity 10 ueticsalls u
departments. but tho market has tone.
erstraw Hard Bricks arc quoted a $6 759s7 So
to quality. per thousand aAeaf, I'd River
Brown ma g ss SSsss s9 sss 81
and Phadspha Front alo,esids PET ga ss2s RockanS
So 2O0S2 26 per ~ Goats HAIR 321 Jbc Catfs
Portland; English Portland ~ 2Oas2 49, Rossndss
81 O00Si 20
CORDA0E-wittout essential change
COCOA-On atobbing basis the movement n far
from day previous prices.
CHICORY-Quiet and unchanged.
COFFEE-Tho demand for Brazil styles was light and
had this direction. zoe for fair Rio
spot invoices being the general quotation At the close The
md.r styles are STEADY salss Zoo eass e.ata%aiA Low
option marke! was nervous with Light fluctuations.
being s,.Ssry IasoSlse9 Hoss11ss.T Mss55s
1880; September lf.ssSls. October isissls26i No
the different months were as oiows; ressoary 1888
Dor. l7s5als, october Is losl52o Novs~ber, 1880
COTTON-Whie quotations on the actual market wers
without change temper hrm Sales 752 bales
evening" all Of which were for consumption The
receipts to-day l7108 bales comparing with S439
bales the sae and S426 bales for CORE
spondns day The total port receipts
tsmber been l00.907 bales, comparing with 53{e
bales for the corresponding period last year.
ouetatons the standard Of
q foloWs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
DAxAeg DONE BY CARELESS BLASTING.

workmen In the employ Of william Bradley, con
tractor Of West fortyeghth-st. have been blasting
rocks lately at Tenth-ave and FifyhIrdst In order
to make cellar excavations. On Thursday stone
from blast struck Ruth Mason, age i've, whose par
cnts live at No. 800 West Piftyecondst, and frac-
tured her skull The child II In the Roosevelt Hos
pital and may die. Yesterday blast. which could
not have been properly covered, nearly wrecked two
frame houses In West Fifty-thiid-st. All the frame
buildings In the row we're shaken 10 their foundations
by the blast at 10 a. m. The house No sos Is three
stories high and the top floor Is occupied by Mrs.
Mathie and her three children. Several pieces Of
rock crashed through the side Vt tho house Info Mrs
Mathie's looms.
The plaster Knocked down and The rooms were
made unfit for occupation. Mrs Maihie and her ch.
dren escaped injury. but frightened nearly out
Of their wits. piece OF rock which weighed about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
rALK ARorr rYpERGRorYD SoHENE&

The 10 current In RAILROAD circles 10 this city
that the Rapid Transit Commission. summoned into
existence at the instance OF the Underground Railway
Com any. would report adversely to that corpora
tiou's projects Monday. he reason assigned Tor
this is thai Mayor He Wits munieat,on mas
made patent the tact that the laws regarding elevated
and under ground traie IN such a muddled state
that determine what is What and that II IA
not safe for any commission to give special privileges
to sny corporation
The cable people are delighted over this possible
outcome, because they reg ard II as proc that they
alone have rights In the streets OF New-York which
above aud beyond attack
IL is generally understood that the present commits
sion called for In opposition TO the Arcade Rail
way Company, which wishes tn build an underground
railroad in Broadway o. Is. Potter is generally set
down the great opponent OF the arcade scheme aud
to his fertile brain attributed TIE plan to revive the
Vandenburgb charter for dnderround road up Park
Row and Em-st to the Grand Central Station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10

oALyEsros, Sept Cotton firm; MiddlinS. Lies Low
Miadlng lll6 Good Ordinary, 1lG net and gross re-
ceip- 1888 bales safes 7S1 bales stock ls76i baiea
Weekly-Net aud receipts. 1905 bales exports
coastviss 6eIS bales. sales 5.296 bales.
SoHPoLk- -ept Section 1rm Middiins. GA ~ nd
receipts 5o4 bales coastwlse 237 bales
4J7 baiss stock. 1925 bales.
weekIy-Net and gross receipts 2.02l bales, exports
coastwlse ga bales. sales. 1857 bales
SAVANNAH sept S.-Cot IN seAty Miidling 81 1915;
hidflisg So net receipts 1853 bales rross receipts
47Ol bales sales 81 bsles stock, rs S67 bales
NssEy-Netrcceipts 264 bales; receipts 90 500
bass exports $3.50 baes sales 2 $50 baes
Ntw.OkLRASn sept g.-cot,ob 1rm Mkidlnz q I;
Low MiddlihE 3A oost Ordinary net receipts 1855
baes grsss receipts 2f52 bales TO Great BrIsn
395+ bales, sales 200 bales s,esk. al. $40 BALE.
Weeky-Set Is sB7 bales. rscsips 10 1877
bals~ 1894 bales exports cozs
wise. A53l bales safes g. so bass
Correction-Ex eosstvisr September should have
been !, $40 bales It'll l,Ss2 bzlos
NrwyoRS sept sFo1vinF the total net receipts OF
GOTTEN bales at all TIE pris aimee september 1887:
Galveston. 2Ai5l Nes. Orleans 1881 Mobile 8le2
Savabnah so.8sf Charleston le 800 Wilnin $3.50
NorteE 2,oS7 Baiftnors l Boston. 81 Phiadsl phia
West Point 1872 Brun,w:ek l.8Vy Port Royal. 7l6 !,
Pensacola. 1l79, total, 100. GOT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
EUROPEAN WOOL MARKET.

LOSDOS Sept Sat the wool day homo d.
ern buyers represented and the petition
brisk But did oper.
ATE. The class OF offerings enables reliable
with the ally sales The better grades OF comb
iHg aud merno greasy and washed. were Short
was fsuity and p lover Secured merino. espe,
was Id lower. crossbreds par with the best
and Hope Natal gruasy par with
lowest do secured and washed aid lower Pol
loving the details Of hs diy uausaetions Victoria
sAlsA 2lO0 bales scOursd lCh pa I'd do and
pieces s,d Sis. I'd; greasy. I'd "a 2L 90 locks aud
secured 81. els. ID do locks and pieces lOd sls "a
pr-asy bIn9d Au.trai a-Saies 700. secured Cd
aIs 90. do locks aud pieces o.. Sl. I'd greasy ig9
81. New Zeaand-Sales 1900 bales secured l0d Is
"a locks and pieces lOd ala. I'll greasy, I'd 1ls
DO locks aud leees. 2d el, al. Tssmana-sses. 900
bales greasy. 7G9d do locks aud pieces. 2d7 I'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
A MYSTERY ABOUT HIS FATAL INJURIES

Henry W. Pope, Of No. 211 Nostrand-ave., Brook
Ign, died Wednesday from the effects Of serious In
jurles he received fortnight before. AS be told
several stories about tho matter the truth Is not clear,
but Tuesday morning. two weeks ago, he returned
homo badly beaten doc tor was summoned, who
found four OF his ribs broken and other internal In
jurles. lie had several hem0rhages and gradually
sank into comatose condition. from which he never
recovered. One Of his statements was that he had
been dogged and beaten by a gang Of men whom he
met In grog shop at Atlantic and NOstrand ayes
Another statement was that be was beaten az Atlantic
and Alabama aves., and bit the head with piece
OF rough iron. He then robbed Of 81, but failed
TO lose $50 sccretod In q fob-pocket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
FUNERAL or THE REV. SAMUEL VILLA Ms

The funeral Of the Rev Samuel Williams aged
Baptist minister who died Thursday al No lsS
Tonpkins- ave. Brooklyn, took place yesterday. lie
born iD 1902. In 1897 he organized the First
baptist Church in Pittsbnrg. lie early advocated tho
abolition Of slavery and In tho midst Of threats and
prosecutions adhered his bclefs, and active In
all the anti-slavcry agitation. He numbered among
his friends Garrison, Phillips, Douglass and Clay For
a number Of years he lived In Brooklyn, and was an
earnest adherent of the Prohibition party. lie left
wife and four children The body taken TO
Pttsburg for burial In the Allegheny Cemetery, and
services will be held In the church he formerly
pastor Of In that city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
Oxsrnorked Women.

For worn-eut" rundown. debi,sted school teachers
miners sesmstresses, bouscke+per. ant over ~orksf
women generally. d. Pierce: fsvste Prescription |. the
best OF all restorative tones u not cures ALL but AL
maby funls singleness OF purpose being potent
specific for all those chronic Weaknesses and Diseases
tonic and nervns and impar vtsot and strength 70 TIC
whole system II promptly weakness OF stomach In
Digestion tloaiins. weak back. nervous prosraou De
bity and ssepsssness In either Favorts Prescription
u seld By drugrts under positive
per around bottle Price 81 BEETLE. or six bsies for -:
LARGE treatise on diseases OF pofussy in1.raed
with coorsd pstes and wocdcuts seat Tor ten
! stanpA
Address, WORLDS pfsPExsARY MEDICAL Asso
CITATION. 663 Msln.st. BuhAlo y. Y.
DIT Pierce's "Fsyprite Prescription IL not extoed
"onroai" but ad sr1biy fuhis siugleness
being most potent specific In those chronic
peculiar 10 women
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
TO FIND OUT HOW THE GULF STREAM RUNS

TO FIND OUT HOW THE GULF STREAM RUNS.
Superintendent Thorn. OF the Coast Survey Bureau
has called tho attention OF mariners to the fact that
large number Of ballasted copper buoys have been
dropped IN the Gulf Stream, between New fonndIand
and the Azores to determine the direction OF the prevail
Ing currents Any person finding one OF these onoys
requested carefully and send papers contained
10 Prince Albert de Monaco No. 10 Rue St Guillaume.
Paris France with full statement OF locality where
found and name OF finder else 20 express the buoy,
C. q D.. to the Coast Survey Office. with papers ana
stafa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
EuRoPEAN PRODUCE MARKErs

IyEnro9,. Sent $50 p N, = Beef and pork In fai.
demand Cumberland cut urn a. tds In poor De.
mand Taow In fair dsmsnc Prime CITY steady At Pa. Cd.
Kssin 10 poor asmaaa Lard spot and futures far de-
October and November hrm At 3ls 50 wheat poor de-
mand new No Winter dull u d. 3d.; do Spring dull
"a Flour In poor demand corn Apet futures
demand new Mixed Western spot hrm AZ "a 3d. octo
ber nrm &C "a. 3d., do November arm at d Hops
Lendon-Nsw.York STATE, netting snsrng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
CLOSING PRICES OF Bosrov srooyS
Bosroy. Sept. o. Az

FRIDAY, Sept 0-P. N.
Aside from Chicagos continuous talk. the wires.
about the decentralization OF railway traffic and Of threat
ening strikes and Phlladephias wang over the cad
financial condition OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, Wall Street to-day comparatively free
from sensational rumors OF depressing character. AZ
70 the Baltimore and Ohio Company We think 1t has cot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10

demand Mddins Uplands 67.l6d; do. Orleans. 8 7l6d
Sales 5000 baos including zoos for speculation
clause, september dslvsrv. LED. also o sid;
september October delivery. l2.0ld.
also 1l.G t.. DO October and November delivery 5784d
also 66td do. November and December delivery bsld
also D 4 64d. 10. January aad February delivery
1914 do Arm and MAY delivery. 7.64d., also SGD
There tenders for deliveries toay's elearng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10

err nourds went into tho kitchen Of Mrs. Eung on
tbe ton floor Of Mo- 500, and broke much OF MIS-
Kings eockc besides knocking dawn II, tne pa ss
poljce were looking for q workman named Thompson,
who was responsible for the accident and who dissP
peared soon as be learned OF the damago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10

Company had received Of the msasy snoez
BY Scott the sbscop~ins payi.s taller g va
rated, den led by pr-si,ns Judge Van Brun. ~
supreme Court yesterday He hons that psiarin
davit OF Scott regular not, thae OK Ceshss1 "
WAS 81 ltc;ent Justify the order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARXErs

LONDON Sept 9-l2;30 m-Consols, lol Lie for money
and l0l 10 for United states cont bonds
1924; Atlantic and Great Western mortgage
toes certificates 45s Canadian Pacific So Erie S2ri
do. second cons0is 1927 Illinois Central. 1885, Mexi
can Ordinary o2Si 81 Paul common se's Pennsylvania
bSS Reading, 32s
$50 m-Monev 90 as per cent The rate OF discount In
the market for short aud three months bills $685.